Shri Krishna And His Theory
If we ‘read between the lines you’ll see, what the writer wants to say. The core idea of this book is about the extreme negativity, depression, and vengeful thoughts of a person. We can’t even imagine how a person can think and how deeply it will affect him/her. As Shri Krushna said, our body is Kshetra and two Prakrutis are having war. The first is ‘Sat’ and the second is ‘Asat’ (As in right and wrong nature). The end of the war is Death and on the brink of death, either one of them will win (most likely Sat).
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This blog is written by me and it is about the effects of negativity on human mind. How it affects us and our mind in every stage and age of our life
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